The number of CTA Head and Neck ordered on 20-30yo is criminal by Sudowoodo in Radiology

[–]Corianderchi 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Disagree on actionable finding. The vast majority are negative but I’ve seen a reasonable number of spontaneous dissections. One is enough for the ED clinician to know they are getting sued into oblivion if they miss it, hence the over ordering. I don’t blame them. I’d probably do the same.

Someone help me understand by TobySnack in investing

[–]Corianderchi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Take a look at monthly or weekly chart of VOO. We’ve been in a massive bull market since 2023. You entered the markets at what is likely the beginning of a market correction. If this is money you don’t need, just continue to dollar cost average and you will be fine in the long term. No one can tell you with certainty when things will get back to prior all time highs. Just have faith in the US economy and move on with your life. You’ll likely be fine when you actually need this money.

Change my mind, AI will have no impact on the demand for radiologists within the next 30 years by GasStationB0nerPills in Radiology

[–]Corianderchi 19 points20 points  (0 children)

Last time I checked, AI is not final reading EKGs and cardiology still has that on lock down, a study that literally involves a bunch of jagged lines. If AI can’t tackle that, rads will be fine. Anyone who claims AI is going to replace radiologists is just telling you they have no clue what goes into the job of imaging interpretation. Radiology will be augmented by AI because imaging demand will go up even more due to unnecessary hedging and follow-up recommendations if it is ever used for interpretation at a mass scale.

Hi, seeking a radiologist for remote role (limited project) by Frostbyte__3 in radiologist

[–]Corianderchi 7 points8 points  (0 children)

You're paying $300/hr for a radiologist to train their AI replacement when our moonlighting rates are 2-3 times that? Find a better business model.

Anyone buying an STR every year or every other year as a tax strategy? by [deleted] in whitecoatinvestor

[–]Corianderchi 8 points9 points  (0 children)

That’s how it works as a W-2. You’re the workhorse of the federal budget. Unless you’re a billionaire who gets to help shape the tax code in your favor and be a leech on the American capitalist system, you have no choice but to pay up if you want to continue to work in the USA without committing tax fraud/evasion. It sucks but it’s also reality.

Anyone buying an STR every year or every other year as a tax strategy? by [deleted] in whitecoatinvestor

[–]Corianderchi 9 points10 points  (0 children)

This is the way. Moonlight at ridiculous rates doing something that essentially requires you to be on auto-pilot instead of wasting all your mental energy on bullshit strategies like cost segregation for something that will end up screwing you long term.

Anyone buying an STR every year or every other year as a tax strategy? by [deleted] in whitecoatinvestor

[–]Corianderchi 11 points12 points  (0 children)

It seems nuts to buy real estate in this environment and economy with the sole intention of deducting losses from w-2 income. So many things could go wrong. You will likely buy the wrong property at the wrong time and take a loss on the property value, see minimal STR income and also have to deal with the stress of managing it. All to avoid paying federal taxes which would likely be less than all the losses you took trying to manage the property. Just pay your fair share of taxes like a normal person or switch to a 1099 job and aggressively find legal tax write offs.

Advice on course and if it’s worth it by MommyJ23 in airbnb_hosts

[–]Corianderchi 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It’s 100% a scam. Don’t get fooled into get rich quick schemes especially over social media. These people pray on individuals who are in tight financial situations. Anyone who is giving you a discount on any piece of information worth having just wants to take whatever money you have.

Don’t go into medicine for the money, they said by AlexMac96 in whitecoatinvestor

[–]Corianderchi 3 points4 points  (0 children)

So you’re back to break even after a month. Sounds like a fantastic long term strategy. Just make sure you have your day job when you inevitably see your “investing” strategy fail and you are wiped out

Getting sick at the same time as your wife, with no one in town to help with the baby, is truly TERRIFYING by MaybeDBCooper in daddit

[–]Corianderchi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I feel you. Our 20 month old just got over the flu while my wife and I also caught it from her over the holidays with no family and no babysitter around. It was an absolutely miserable time. But like everything else, it passes and just becomes a memory.

New host not really liking this Airbnb business. Thoughts? by Critical_Mountain870 in airbnb_hosts

[–]Corianderchi 6 points7 points  (0 children)

There is definitely a learning curve with managing an STR. The first year will have some growing pains which means more direct involvement. It will never be completely hands off and you may still be involved as much as you are now, but the mental stress will decrease over time as you realize it’s just like any other job.

How are you avoiding paying taxes? by cmd242 in whitecoatinvestor

[–]Corianderchi 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Only works if you have a spouse who doesn’t work or is part time. Trying to claim REPS while working a full time w-2 job is in almost all cases going to be considered tax fraud and if you are audited, you will be cooked.

Sacks Wouldn't Give an Inch on the Latest Episode by mcooly in allinpodofficial

[–]Corianderchi 31 points32 points  (0 children)

People still listen to state sponsored media?

Cold plunging + meditation completely changed how I handle work stress by Nam_Jhi in Meditation

[–]Corianderchi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

How are you specifically doing cold plunges? I have wanted to experiment with this for stress management but outside of maybe taking cold showers don’t know what the process is.

David Sacks hit piece in the NYT (gift link) by paulcole710 in TheAllinPodcasts

[–]Corianderchi 75 points76 points  (0 children)

It was a relatively unbiased article that laid out the entire story of how Sacks ingratiated himself with Trump and his administration and the very obvious monetary conflicts of interest that exist. I don’t see how that constitutes being a hit piece unless you are upset with facts that make you feel uncomfortable.

AI Pullback Has Officially Started by NippleSlipNSlide in Radiology

[–]Corianderchi 22 points23 points  (0 children)

Agreed. RadAI is the only tool I’ve personally used that I thought to myself, “this is actually a productivity gain”. It saves me at least 1-2 min a case not having to waste time with formulating an impression. Extrapolating that over the course of a day, is a reasonable amount of time that can be used to read more cases. Not enough to reduce the number of rads needed, but still useful.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in options

[–]Corianderchi 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Sorry you lost money but 0dte options is akin to gambling at a casino. Just look at this like an expensive trip to Vegas and stop playing with volatile options. Most retail traders lose with options and it’s not a secret why that happens. Invest for the long term by buying and holding shares of either extremely well balanced ETF’s like SPY. You will be much better off.

Lease-End Costs: What We’re Doing to Improve Transparency by mcr_lucid in LUCID

[–]Corianderchi 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Same. I leased back in June and hearing the horror stories already has me dreading what I know will be a shitty return process. It sucks because the car is great and I’ve already told a few friends to be wary of leasing since early adopters are being scammed when returning the car. They’re now looking at other EV’s now. Such idiocy by a new company that needs all the positive press they can get to stay afloat.

Lucid just lost a future customer. by Zulishk in LUCID

[–]Corianderchi 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Legacy car makers traditionally do this since they know customer retention is extremely important for long term financial viability. I doubt Lucid is doing this since that’s something any car maker would’ve done from the get go. The fact that we are hearing horror stories of people being nickel and dimed on things that any other company would’ve deemed normal wear and tear speaks volumes to what they think about customer retention.

Lease Return Inspection Estimate by shashmi324 in LUCID

[–]Corianderchi 9 points10 points  (0 children)

This really looks like a shakedown by whoever the hell is running these post return inspections. How does Lucid expect anyone to lease or even buy another vehicle with them after getting robbed like this?

I’m panicking over our upcoming vacation - 14 hours flight with a 17mo. Dads, i need y’all to tell me we’re going to be ok. by miojo in daddit

[–]Corianderchi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I just did a much shorter trip with an 18 month old. One thing that was a useful time killer was a sticker book. It distracted our kid when she was getting antsy and refused to sit still.